A proposed constitutional amendment.
•Right to Residential Land
Section 1: Access and Eligibility
Every natural-born citizen, at least sixteen years of age, has the right to obtain and hold one hectare of residentially zoned land, free from taxation, as a trust to steward creation, ensuring stability, dignity, and the opportunity to build a home for family and community within the state or territorial boundaries of the United States. This one hectare of land, qualified for exemption from taxation, may be divided among up to four separate plots, provided the combined total area of these plots does not exceed the single equivalent of one hectare, maintaining the integrity of the tax-exempt privilege. Only citizens may hold deeds to any land within these United States’ sovereign territory, preserving this resource for the people. No corporation, group, or entity, other than individual citizens, shall be permitted to hold deeds to land designated for residential single-family home plots, ensuring that such land remains dedicated to the dignity and stability of individual citizens and their families. Upon ratification of this Amendment , the federal government shall declare eminent domain on any such residential single-family home plots held by corporations, groups, or entities in contradiction to this provision, with fair and equitable compensation provided to the affected parties, administered by the Treasury and subject to judicial review by the Judiciary Branch to ensure justice and equity. No citizen shall be limited on the total amount of land held in deed within the United States, provided that only a single hectare in total, whether held as one plot or divided among up to four plots, shall be qualified for tax exemption, and all land held in excess of this single hectare shall be subject to legal property tax provisions as established by the Federal Legislature ensuring fiscal responsibility and justice.
Section 2: Distribution and Stewardship
The United States, its states, and territories shall facilitate access to land through just and transparent processes. Citizens holding land shall use it in accordance with principles of sustainable and virtuous living and may not exploit it for purposes contrary to the common good.
Section 3: Protection from Seizure
Land held by citizens shall be protected from seizure, except where such seizure is permissible in cases of criminal conviction and exhaustion of appellate options.
@johnrich They should be rounded up and trucked into Dearborn and Minneapolis, realeased right on Main Street along with every stray dog that can be found.
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Felicitaciones querido amigo @FlavioBolsonaro, por esta histórica elección ante el comunista de Lula.
El continente americano es de ciudadanos que quieren vivir en libertad.
Espero que pronto podamos empezar a trabajar juntos para que la Argentina y Brasil sigan siendo grandes socios comerciales, culturales y políticos. Las oportunidades para nuestras naciones, trabajando juntos, son infinitas.
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Not sure what bible version you are referencing but it was not the Dragon standing upon the sand of the see but rather John as he was the one receiving revelation. The idea of the dragon standing there in Revelation 13:1 first came to my attention in early editions of the New International Version.
With all that said, know it was John that was standing upon the sand. It is contextually accurate.
@ThrillaRilla369 Shite and got off the pot. Cell phones have lead to a major increase in individuals with hemorrhoids 😂. Lingering on the pot tears things not meant to be torn.
A proposed constitutional amendment.
•Right to Residential Land
Section 1: Access and Eligibility
Every natural-born citizen, at least sixteen years of age, has the right to obtain and hold one hectare of residentially zoned land, free from taxation, as a trust to steward creation, ensuring stability, dignity, and the opportunity to build a home for family and community within the state or territorial boundaries of the United States. This one hectare of land, qualified for exemption from taxation, may be divided among up to four separate plots, provided the combined total area of these plots does not exceed the single equivalent of one hectare, maintaining the integrity of the tax-exempt privilege. Only citizens may hold deeds to any land within these United States’ sovereign territory, preserving this resource for the people. No corporation, group, or entity, other than individual citizens, shall be permitted to hold deeds to land designated for residential single-family home plots, ensuring that such land remains dedicated to the dignity and stability of individual citizens and their families. Upon ratification of this Amendment , the federal government shall declare eminent domain on any such residential single-family home plots held by corporations, groups, or entities in contradiction to this provision, with fair and equitable compensation provided to the affected parties, administered by the Treasury and subject to judicial review by the Judiciary Branch to ensure justice and equity. No citizen shall be limited on the total amount of land held in deed within the United States, provided that only a single hectare in total, whether held as one plot or divided among up to four plots, shall be qualified for tax exemption, and all land held in excess of this single hectare shall be subject to legal property tax provisions as established by the Federal Legislature ensuring fiscal responsibility and justice.
Section 2: Distribution and Stewardship
The United States, its states, and territories shall facilitate access to land through just and transparent processes. Citizens holding land shall use it in accordance with principles of sustainable and virtuous living and may not exploit it for purposes contrary to the common good.
Section 3: Protection from Seizure
Land held by citizens shall be protected from seizure, except where such seizure is permissible in cases of criminal conviction and exhaustion of appellate options.
I’ve lost followers over this. I don’t care though. Having a high following count means nothing to me. The truth and ending all racism is what matters to me.
White people have been fighting for black people since slavery, and they gave their lives to end slavery when they didn’t even start it. The least I can do is fight for them too. We have to End Racism Against White People Too.
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Proposed Amendment to 8 U.S.C. § 1324a
Here is a draft legislative amendment in standard congressional bill format that would reclassify knowing unlawful employment of unauthorized aliens as a felony and impose the enhanced penalties you specified:
A BILL
To amend section 274A of the Immigration and Nationality Act (8 U.S.C. § 1324a) to classify the knowing employment of unauthorized aliens as a felony and to increase the criminal penalties therefor, and for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled,
SECTION 1. SHORT TITLE. This Act may be cited as the “Enhanced Employer Accountability Act of 2026”.
SECTION 2. FELONY CLASSIFICATION AND ENHANCED CRIMINAL PENALTIES FOR UNLAWFUL EMPLOYMENT OF ALIENS.
(a) Amendment to Criminal Penalties.—Section 274A(f) of the Immigration and Nationality Act (8 U.S.C. § 1324a(f)) is amended to read as follows:
“(f) Criminal penalties for knowing employment of unauthorized aliens.— (1) In general.—Any person or entity that violates subsection (a)(1)(A) or (a)(2) of this section (knowingly hiring, recruiting, referring for a fee, or continuing to employ an unauthorized alien) shall be guilty of a felony and shall, for each unauthorized alien with respect to whom such a violation occurs— (A) be fined not less than $50,000 and not more than $150,000; and (B) be imprisoned for not less than 1 year.
(2) Maximum term of imprisonment.—Notwithstanding paragraph (1), the total term of imprisonment imposed under this subsection for any single course of conduct involving one or more unauthorized aliens shall not exceed 10 years.
(3) Pattern or practice.—Any person or entity that engages in a pattern or practice of violations of subsection (a)(1)(A) or (a)(2) shall be subject to the penalties under paragraphs (1) and (2) for each unauthorized alien involved, subject to the 10-year maximum total term of imprisonment.
(4) Consecutive sentencing.—Terms of imprisonment imposed under this subsection for separate unauthorized aliens may be ordered to run consecutively, subject to the overall maximum of 10 years.”.
(b) Conforming Amendments.�� (1) Section 274A(e) of such Act (8 U.S.C. § 1324a(e)) is amended by striking any references to criminal penalties under the prior version of subsection (f) that are inconsistent with the amendments made by this section. (2) The table of contents for the Immigration and Nationality Act is amended accordingly.
SECTION 3. EFFECTIVE DATE. The amendments made by this Act shall take effect 90 days after the date of the enactment of this Act and shall apply to violations occurring on or after such effective date.
Key Features of This Draft
•Converts the knowing hire / continued employment of unauthorized aliens from primarily civil (with limited misdemeanor-level criminal exposure for pattern-or-practice cases) into a felony.
•Imposes a fine range of $50,000–$150,000 (structured per unauthorized alien).
•Requires a mandatory minimum sentence of 1 year per individual unauthorized employee.
•Caps total imprisonment at a maximum of 10 years for any single course of conduct.
•Retains applicability to pattern-or-practice violations while applying the new penalties more broadly to individual knowing violations.
This is a model draft only. Actual legislation would require formal introduction in Congress, committee review, scoring by the Congressional Budget Office, possible adjustments for constitutional considerations (e.g., proportionality under the Eighth Amendment), and coordination with existing civil penalty and verification provisions in 8 U.S.C. § 1324a. Professional legislative counsel or an attorney specializing in immigration and criminal law should refine any final version.
@ThrillaRilla369 Ketchup and Mayonnaise! Give me all the fixings lettuce, tomato, sautéed onion and mushrooms, double yolk poached eggs, honey bacon and spicy mustard.
How you taking yours?
@1True_American_ It’s difficult for many to understand but I would Recommend the 1611 KJV, use New KJV for translation clarity, and the Strohm concordance. One word multiple meanings, Strohm’s really helps with understanding when you realize the translation provided seems off.
Amend the constitution so that a status of natural born citizen is a requirement to qualify for elected office at any level of governance, from city councils to the president. Define Natural Born Citizen as a person born with at least one parent a citizen of the United States at the time of conception accept in the case as the biological fathers sperm was obtained through donor process being the Citizen of the United States where in the mother is not a citizen of the United States.
A proposed constitutional amendment.
•Right to Residential Land
Section 1: Access and Eligibility
Every natural-born citizen, at least sixteen years of age, has the right to obtain and hold one hectare of residentially zoned land, free from taxation, as a trust to steward creation, ensuring stability, dignity, and the opportunity to build a home for family and community within the state or territorial boundaries of the United States. This one hectare of land, qualified for exemption from taxation, may be divided among up to four separate plots, provided the combined total area of these plots does not exceed the single equivalent of one hectare, maintaining the integrity of the tax-exempt privilege. Only citizens may hold deeds to any land within these United States’ sovereign territory, preserving this resource for the people. No corporation, group, or entity, other than individual citizens, shall be permitted to hold deeds to land designated for residential single-family home plots, ensuring that such land remains dedicated to the dignity and stability of individual citizens and their families. Upon ratification of this Amendment , the federal government shall declare eminent domain on any such residential single-family home plots held by corporations, groups, or entities in contradiction to this provision, with fair and equitable compensation provided to the affected parties, administered by the Treasury and subject to judicial review by the Judiciary Branch to ensure justice and equity. No citizen shall be limited on the total amount of land held in deed within the United States, provided that only a single hectare in total, whether held as one plot or divided among up to four plots, shall be qualified for tax exemption, and all land held in excess of this single hectare shall be subject to legal property tax provisions as established by the Federal Legislature ensuring fiscal responsibility and justice.
Section 2: Distribution and Stewardship
The United States, its states, and territories shall facilitate access to land through just and transparent processes. Citizens holding land shall use it in accordance with principles of sustainable and virtuous living and may not exploit it for purposes contrary to the common good.
Section 3: Protection from Seizure
Land held by citizens shall be protected from seizure, except where such seizure is permissible in cases of criminal conviction and exhaustion of appellate options.